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Margot Robbie is the epitome of chic in a black oversized suit as she is honored at a BAFTA event in London
Margot Robbie made a stylish figure as she attended a BAFTA event in London in her honor on Tuesday night.
The actress, 32, opted for a chic wool suit for the swanky event and caused a storm on the red carpet.
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Honour: Margot Robbie, 32, made a classy figure as she attended a BAFTA event in her honor in London on Tuesday night
Margot’s outfit consisted of an oversized double-breasted blazer with silver buttons and wide-leg pants she wore over a simple cardigan.
The Aussie actress tied her dark locks with a bow and accentuated her gorgeous features with a light make-up.
To complete the look with a pair of large gold earrings, Margot was beaming before taking the stage at the event.
Stunning: The actress opted for a chic wool suit for the event and created a storm on the red carpet
The actress is in the UK to promote her latest film Babylon and joined director Damien Chazelle for a photo call at London’s Burlington Arcade on Monday.
Margot donned a chic pale yellow suit for the event and made a storm ahead of a special screening at Cineworld Leicester Square.
The blonde beauty, who plays Nellie LaRoy in the period film, paired her oversized blazer with cropped trousers and wore the look over a simple white cardigan.
Effortless: The stunner tied up her dark locks with a bow and accentuated her gorgeous features with a light make-up
Her film Babylon is set at the height of the Roaring Twenties, as Hollywood begins to transition from silent films to the emerging talkies, which would soon become dominant.
While more specific plot details are scarce, Brad and Margot appear to play industry stars caught up in the cocaine-driven debauchery of the film industry.
The film is set to combine fictional characters with real figures.
Drama: The new movie Babylon of the stars is set at the height of the Roaring Twenties, as Hollywood begins to make the transition from silent films to the emerging talkies, which would soon become dominant
The film also stars Diego Calva in a starring role with Pitt and Robbie, along with Jovan Adepo, Jean Smart, Tobey Maguire, his old friend Lukas Haas, Olivia Wilde, Max Minghella and Eric Roberts, among many more.
Official ratings haven’t dropped yet, but social media reactions to the three-hour epic have been decidedly polarized, with some viewers applauding the actors on the frontline, while others criticizing the film as a mess.
It is written and directed by Damien Chazelle, who previously helmed the musical drama Whiplash, the Oscar-winning musical La La Land, and the critically acclaimed box office flop First Man, starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong.
Babylon hits theaters on December 23.
Promotion: She joined director Damien Chazelle on a photo call for the new film on Monday at London’s Burlington Arcade